760 stories by "News Desk"
10th-anniversary season kicks off wth remount of company's first production, 'Alfred Hitchcock's 39 Steps,' followed by 'wild and wacky' musicals and comedies.
Visit the realm of Season 44: a celebration of LGBTQ+ voices and global perspectives confronting today's world.
For 'Angel Number Nine,' company will transform a former retail space into '90s bars and rock clubs.
Come for a picnic, a protest art build, and immersive theater near Accokeek, Maryland.
Filled with the stories of dreamers and doers, the company's final season in its Pearson Square location features new works, regional premieres, and revivals of musical classics.
Lineup includes premiere of Pearl Cleage's 'Something Moving: A Meditation on Maynard,' originally workshopped at Ford's First Look Festival.
Classic Theatre of Maryland is excited to announce its upcoming 2023/24 Season of classic plays and musicals to delight audiences of all ages! THE SEASON Something Rotten Oct 6 " 29, 2023 We…
Five innovative productions promise to push the boundaries of music, theater, and drama.
Mosaic Theater Company's 2023/24 season reexamines, reinvestigates, and reframes our shared history through striking productions by some of the country's most exciting and formidable contemp…
Lineup includes a world premiere production and three DC premieres, along with innovative takes on beloved classics.
Lineup promises new perspectives, first looks at new work, and fresh takes on great works of the past.
The company returns from a strategic pause and recommits to its vision and core values of equity, engagement, innovation, growth, and wonder.
Visionaries of the Creative Arts (VOCA) announces the cast and production team for their production of Lorraine Hansberry's classic, A Raisin in the Sun. Reviving the production from their 2…
Jacqueline Woodson's residency concludes with national tour of 'Show Way The Musical,' return of 'The Other Side' with HopeBoykinDance, and outdoor Block Party " plus four world-premiere com…
A showcase of new LGBTQ+ short plays by Alan Sharpe in observance of DC Black Pride Weekend on May 28.
Celebrating five seasons of Broadway Center Stage, along with multiple DC premieres and returning favorites.
Performances return to the Folger stage after three years of programming 'On the Road.'
The lineup includes a festival of solo performances, a Tony Award-nominated play, an adaptation of a beloved novel, and more.
Washington Women in Theatre will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a festival of staged readings and cabarets June 9"12 and June 15"18.
After its major three-year building renovation, the Folger will share more of its collection and resources than ever before.
Edlavitch DCJCC and Theater J are among the venues where 43 shows will give 194 performances over 10 days in July. Tickets go on sale June 21.
The production will tour in the UK before playing its only U.S. engagement, in April 2024 at Shakespeare Theatre Company.
A star-studded cast of local actors with international roots will read works by Ukrainian playwrights. All proceeds will support Ukrainian theater artists.
Lineup includes fresh interpretations of classic plays, landmarks of contemporary theater, and new voices in American playwriting.
The trailblazing leader of the Repertory Theater of St. Louis succeeds Molly Smith, who is retiring at the end of June.
